Don't have this issue with Chrome or IE. When using FF (latest), any reply to a post on any thread here does NOT clear after posting the reply. I clear cache, history, cookies, everything and still "remembers" last reply entry. Is it FF or forum? (or me?) Befuddled...
Hmmm..., testing now...Don't have this issue with Chrome or IE. When using FF (latest), any reply to a post on any thread here does NOT clear after posting the reply. I clear cache, history, cookies, everything and still "remembers" last reply entry. Is it FF or forum? (or me?) Befuddled...
testing again...
If I choose 'Reply with Quote', it works normally, if I choose 'Reply to Thread' button, I have to click 'Submit' twice!
Might be FF
Test #1If I choose 'Reply with Quote', it works normally, if I choose 'Reply to Thread' button, I have to click 'Submit' twice!
Might be FF
Test #2. If I go out of the thread and back in, do reply with quote it's fine. Weird!If I choose 'Reply with Quote', it works normally, if I choose 'Reply to Thread' button, I have to click 'Submit' twice!
Might be FF
I'll just let it be for now. It's a buffer issue somewhere. If it persists a longtime, I'll feedback Mozilla and/or windowssh blog. Thanks for the testing, Edwin.
It might be a forum site setting,Test #2. If I go out of the thread and back in, do reply with quote it's fine. Weird!
when I choose 'Reply with Quote' I'm in the 'Quick Reply' UI,
if I choose 'Reply to Thread' button I'm in the 'Go Advanced' UI.
Should paste all this info in the 'Site Bugs and Suggestions' thread.
That's normal behaviour.It might be a forum site setting,
when I choose 'Reply with Quote' I'm in the 'Quick Reply' UI,
if I choose 'Reply to Thread' button I'm in the 'Go Advanced' UI.
Should paste all this info in the 'Site Bugs and Suggestions' thread.
I think you just did!It might be a forum site setting,
when I choose 'Reply with Quote' I'm in the 'Quick Reply' UI,
if I choose 'Reply to Thread' button I'm in the 'Go Advanced' UI.
Should paste all this info in the 'Site Bugs and Suggestions' thread.Thanks for the info, John.That's normal behaviour.
